What is a water protection officer?
Companies that are allowed to discharge more than 750 m³ of wastewater in one day must appoint one or more water protection officers. The water protection officer ensures compliance with the relevant legal regulations and works towards the application of suitable wastewater treatment processes. It also ensures that the rules of the AwSV are complied with.
What are the tasks of the water protection officer?
What does Graubner offer?
Graubner Industrie-Beratung GmbH will provide you with a comprehensively qualified water protection officer. By properly integrating the water protection officer into your company, cost-saving operational optimizations can also be achieved, e.g. by reducing waste water or substituting substances that are hazardous to water. A wealth of experience can be utilized through external activities. We assure you that our water protection officers have the expertise and reliability required by the Water Resources Act. An immission control officer or hazardous incident officer can also be appointed at the same time.
Your advantages
- Legal certainty for revisions.
- Cost savings through wastewater reduction and optimization of wastewater treatment processes
- Protecting employees and the environment from hazardous substances
- Relief for your permanent staff
- You do not need to build up internal resources for the topic
- You receive specific recommendations for action and advice on technical implementation
Price and price structure
- According to offer
- Billing according to expenditure or fixed price
LET US MAKE YOU YOUR PERSONAL OFFER
Please get in touch with us: Tel. 0800 – 4728263 or via the contact form.
